Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-18

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stse Read BY the Tenth OF AeAs
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NEW Yokk, Feb. I7.-John L. Sui
Ivan. The pugilist, came I this city
from BoSton Yesterday to have his IN
iured LETT arm examined b, his physi-
elan. Dr.. Sayre. He looked in inst
class condition, and seemed in excel
lent spirits. Never felt better IN ny
lie" said he, with the exception OF
this" throwing open his coat and ex-
posing his arm, which was suspended
in 1 black silk sling, land it does not
bother me much, either. / can't use
il sufficiently TO dress without assist
anee, and Or. Sayre assures me that l
will be able TO 90 on the road the 10th
al next month. You can bet thai III
get square with the next man that
stands up before me, and | hopeIt Will
be Cardiff. | have nothing from either
Smith or Mitchell. or their hackers,
| but I'm anxious TO fight both OF them
| within two weeks OF each other, oui
| want Mitchell first. III fight either
! Tor all or nothing, and for any amount.
Pat Sheedy viii be here from Boston
on Saturdzv, 10 arrange for the making
of a champion belt, to be pre-.
! sented 10 me by the citizens oi
this city. Boston and Philadelphia.
The belt viii be made OF solid gold
without q Bit OF silver in IT. and vii
be set with 19S large diamonds. II
will be the finest thing OF the kind II
the world. DR.. Sayre will break the
plaster OF paris on my arm tomorrow
morning, and make an examination
| after which / viii return to Boston on
| the first train. Ny mother is very i'll
| am not drinking q drop"
Bsyeofts TO be Kept Secret.
CHICAGO, Feb. 17.-District Assem-
bly, No. a was in session last night
| The Recommendation Of the Commit
tee appointed to investigate the mat
ter OF mixed and Trades Assembly
not to exclude mechanics for the
mixed assemblies, and to make then
subject to assessments levied by theil
various Trades Assemblies, wer'
adopted. A letter from General Mas
ter Workman Powderly was read
which it is said advised them TO us
more wisdom and discrimination il
declaring boycotts, and TO keep th'
same secret.
A Visit TO Bsrreff's Performance
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE Presi
dent and Mrs. Cleveland attended Dir
Wilson Barrett's performance OF Ham
let at the National Theater this even
ing. Two superb boquets were sen
to the box by Mr.. Barrett, and a SAITH
programme, fringed with gold bullion
was printed for the Presidents party
The occupants OF other boxes wer'
presented with similar programmes.
Suspension of an Ola Newspaper
LYScHBURG, Va, Feb. 17.-Th,
Lynchburg Virginian, n Of the old
est newspapers in the State, estab
lished in 1908, the suspen
c4Oll Vi lNo p4bAC1tEOH N1AIS AiOAllAASs
Suffrage for Women.
TorEKA, Ks, Feb. 1.-THE Cover
nor to-day approved the bill, thu
making it a law, comforting municipa
suffrage upon women.
wiike - BOOTHS Slayer Insane.
TOPEKA, Ks, Feb. 17.-Boston Coz
bett, the slayer OF John Wilkes Booth
was decided insane here to-day an,
sent to the insane asylum.
The Anti.Morinoa Bill Agreed To
WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-House spe
cial-The House has agreed, yeas, POP
nays, 40. to the conference report Oh
the Mormon bill.
Passage Of the Naval. Establishment
mn.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-Senate spe
cial-The Senate has passed, 46 to
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